Most controversial moments in the series

Summary

• Midoriyiva using Eri Quirk to defeat the overwork has evoked divided views between fans due to lack of consequences.

• Hawks' murder was twice unexpected and controversial and fans were thinking about his moral compass.

• Nighteen's death felt premature due to his powerful joke, which led to a mixed acceptance of fans about his departure.

Despite the way he loved the series My heroic academy over the years, like any anime, still contains several scenes and shows that he was quite controversial among Fanbase. When the author decides to undergo a bold risk with his story, it always divided opinions and it is fair to say that Horikoshi has done it many times with his extremely popular series Mango and Anime.

However, having dividing elements does not mean that the story must be bad. In fact, they may be good for creating a dialogue between viewers and readers about the story and its direction, but even today many are still divided into their opinions on these specific scenes listed below. It's time to look deeper at the most controversial moments in all My heroic academy, However, it should be presented before jumping that this list will contain spoilers for the whole series, including the end of the mango.

This list contains spoilers!

8

Midoriya uses Eri's quirk to rework

Midoriya is quite easy to take over with generation with Eri

Usually, when Midoriya is facing a hard opponent, he is forced to push his absolute limit to pull the power he needs to take off them eventually. In their battle against the overhaul, however, things were a little different. Since Midoriya had Eri on his back using his rewinding joke, Midoriya was able to remain 100% strength without his body to tear apart, allowing him to overcome the overhaul quite easily, even after mutating the giant monster.

It was an incredibly creative way to end the struggle, but it also did not push Midoriy's power forward and had any consequences for him, given that his body was constantly renewed. Depending on the person, this scene acts either as an epic climax or the unsatisfactory end of the otherwise great arch of the story.

7

Hawks kills twice

Hawks is a shadow hero who always has fans to guess what he will do next

When Hawks is first introduced in an arch for a hero, it is very quickly clear that he is a person who is not afraid to dirty his hands if it helps maintain the current state of quo. Nevertheless, no one would think that Hawks would go through the murder twice in cold blood, especially because he was by far the friendly and most amazing of the villains.

Given that the ability of a parade of a sad man has been shown to be incredibly dangerous and able to kill thousands of people hardly at any time, Hawks decided to hit the villain down and end his life forever. Perhaps it was a necessary event, but not every fan agreed how Hawks decided to go about it, especially because he eventually returned to him later on the road with Dabi's dance.

6

Nighteen's death

Some felt Nightney's joke was too useful for him to be killed so soon

The biggest fan and helper, Nighteen, of all the immense forces, owned one of the most powerful jokes in the whole series. The anticipation allowed Nightey to look into the future, which has made him an incredibly useful contribution to the heroes, but unfortunately the serious and stoic hero encounters his premature end after being stabbed during the general arc, just a few episodes after being introduced for the first time.

While browsing Nightey was definitely an emotional moment, especially when he began to admit that his newly found confidence in Midoriya was for the successors of everything, it also seemed to be a bit of a waste, given how important this guy would be in future arches. Ordinary theory is that Horikoshi simply realized how absolutely overwhelmed the night Quirk and decided to remove it before things were too complicated, even though it was a decision that resulted in a mixed reception from fans.

5

Mirio gets back

After he lost a shot to one of the reworking overwork, Mirio gets it back thanks to Eri

One of the saddest moments in the series is, when Mirio, the highest hero at the Academy, who worked tirelessly to master his permeability, has his ability to remove his eye in the blink of the eye after being shot by the problem shooting. When Mirio tried to hold together and continue to smile after such a terrifying script was really sad and added a lot to Miri's character.

During the last war, however, Mirio accidentally turns out that he will announce that Eri's rewritten Quirk managed to regain his own joke, allowing him to engage in the last struggle against ShigarAki. Seeing Mirio to get to the Duke with the main villain of the series, is a real feast for the eyes, given how strong he is, but many still feel that it is slightly taking the emotional impact that his problems stole in the overwork of the arch that made a lot for his character development.

4

A star and strip is killed in action

Lack of Screentime Star and Stripe has been a matter of dispute since first appeared

Star and Stripe is a somewhat strange character in a row. Although the number one hero is in America with a joke that can literally change the rules and characteristics of everything that puts his hands on, Star and Stripe appear only in a series for a single fight before he killed Shigaraki. The main point of the conversation surrounding the star and the strip since her debut was its overall meaning for the story.

Given that she could slow down Shigaraki down and even remove a few quirks that everyone gave him on one, along with pushing his recovery, he seemed to be quite important to some fans. However, because ShigarAki would end up extremely strong in the final arch no matter, others are still confused about why she was introduced in the first place, although such a great hero was on herself.

3

Students will forgive traitors UA

Yug's surprisingly quickly forgiven, although she was a traitor

While revealing that Aoyama was actually a mole that worked for one for one was already a huge shock, what people really spoke was how fast Midoriya and others decided to forgive him. Looking back, Aoyama would be the one who was responsible for warning the villains to the site of students at many points of the story, including in a forest training camp where Bakugo was kidnapped.

Despite being blackmailed and basically forced to work under everyone, the performance of it easily did not feel so realistic, especially because it seemed that there was no moral dilemma among students. Although it is nice that it does not insist for too long, since the war was just around the corner, many agree that it could certainly be much better than it was.

2

Moodirya inherits the jokes of previous users

The random revelation of Blackwhip was a scene that had many fans scratching their heads

Although the idea that Midoriya inherited the quirks of the previous for all users was first slightly indicated back at the school sports festival, the real great revelation of the remains was the moment that caused a lot of online discussions and debates. While some people felt that Midoriya gave him too easily, which would eventually make him overwhelmed, the revelation also felt a little appalling because of how Blackwhat and Banjo suddenly appear.

But there were also fans who saw great potential with the idea that Midoriya could use a lot of shots at the same time, because it would give him more skills to learn and manage in the course of the story. In the end, Horikoshi would do a great job to integrate these other abilities into the Midoriya battle, but it is fair to say that people were quite worried when the system was first explained.

1

Bakug's victim

Should Bakugo lose life in his epic struggle against Shigaraki?

Certainly, Bakugo can be considered one of the main characters of the series, given how much screen it gets, but it is in the final war, where it really reaches its huge basic power to the full display. While ShigarAki manages to hold his own against the dangerous Shigarakim, even during the battle to release his brand new Strafe Panzer form, eventually Bakug's heart would literally be torn into pieces with a villain and leaving him in an inanimate corpse on the floor.

Since everything that Bakugo passed in his personal character would die, it would be such an emotionally suitable way to end his story by determining his own life to protect others as a real hero. That is why the decision that Edgeshot seems to appear from nothing to make Bakugo a dividing theme. Some fans were enthusiastic when they saw that this explosive ambitious hero would be brought back to the action while others felt it was a perfect opportunity to kill an important figure to increase the story of the story while completing Bakugo's personal arch in this process.